Closed RongjianLiang closed 1 year ago
I did not reproduce the error on my side, it is actually passing. I have to say, maybe you could run it again to see if it could be reproduced. BTW, starting at version 2.0, we slowly deprecate the "pycuda" kernel because it is hard to maintain and also difficult for average users to develop (it could be the fastest though), instead, we think "Numba" kernel would be a better kernel for most of the future usage.
Thanks for the reply! I rerun the tests for that command again and they all pass. I note that the deprecation warning from pycuda kernel tests as pycuda is phasing out. And thanks for the additional info on changing of kernel support! I may be too junior right now to utlize the backend fully but hope to find it helpful in the future...
Sure, yes, even that test failed, I do not think it is a problem as it is for multiblocks testing, and 99% chance most users would never use that in any case.
Hi! I encounter a failure when running the test script, with following command:
python utils/unittests/run_unittests_pycuda.py
Note that I am running this inside the~/warp-drive/warp_drive
directory. The test results are attached at the bottom. As you can see, there is one failure when running theTestEnvironmentReset.test_reset_for_different_dim
function. May I know how does this error affects the package? Or how should I troubleshoot this? Since I would be using warp drive to develop my customized multi-agent RL environment to run on single GPU device.I clone and install warpdrive from github, inside a seperate environment in miniconda. The OS I am using is Ubuntu 22.04, and I have nvidia driver and cuda toolkit installed. I have tested
torch.cuda.is_available()
in this separate environment, and it returnsTrue
.As for other two test commands, they pass without errors, just with some deprecation warnings and skipping tests for multiple GPUs (which is fine, since I only have a single GPU).
This is my first time openning an issue, and many thanks for your assistance! I would be happy to provide more information when requested. I have also attached the packages installed inside the same environment as well, after the test result.
running
conda list
with the environment activated return the following: